When the women in the Sistahs on the Reading Edge book club were thrown off a train touring Napa Valley wineries last August after they were laughing loudly, accusations of racial bias, a hashtag and headlines soon followed.
A group of predominantly black women kicked off the Napa Valley Wine Train last August, settled an $11 million racial discrimination case against the company for an undisclosed amount last week.
LOS ANGELES – The ex-girlfriend who lost her lawsuit accusing NBA star Derrick Rose and two friends of raping her appealed the verdict Thursday on the grounds that damning testimony should have been excluded and other evidence should have been admitted at trial.
LOS ANGELES – The ex-girlfriend who lost her lawsuit accusing NBA star Derrick Rose and two friends of raping her appealed the verdict Thursday on the grounds that damning testimony should have been excluded and other evidence should have been admitted at trial.
Derrick Rose was found not liable in the civil case alleging him of gang raping a woman. The case was full of terrible twists and turns including Rose admitting he didn’t know what consent was or that the woman actually consented to sex.
LOS ANGELES — A jury heard pointed closing arguments on Tuesday in a lawsuit accusing Derrick Rose and two friends of raping a woman in her apartment three years ago.
On Friday in Los Angeles, Derrick Rose took the stand in the civil rape trial brought by his ex-girlfriend.
After a day and a half of jury selection, the Derrick Rose civil trial finally made its way today to opening statements. According to reports from the courthouse, things got intense almost immediately.
Knicks point guard Derrick Rose walked into a full-court press Thursday — arriving at his rape trial just as his accuser was testifying against him.
This is an action for damages for Racial Discrimination under the Unruh Civil Rights Act and 42 U.S.C. §1983, Defamation, Libel, Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress, Breach of Contract, Breach of the Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing, and Unfair Competition.
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